The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-02-03
MEMPHIs DAILY NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS., FEBRUARY g. 1ssz

dull but steady at 4s5 for so day bills
and 48S for demand.
Bonds-Government bonds and
State bonds were dull and steady.
S!ocks-The stock market showed
10 animation, and the moving causes
OF the excitement yesterday seems to
have entirely died away. CONNER
clal advices reported the markets on
the o:her side as quiet and steady,
aud loHal iIhleuces alone were re-
sponsible for the movements of this
market. The trading, especially in
the forenoon, was again mostly be-
tween professio, as and room traders,
and the probability OF settlement Of
the labor troubles exercised mora in
fiuence than anything else. There
was good buying Of New L England,
which became the special feature of
the day, and in tbs afternoon
a more general purchasing move
ment was noticed, ard gen.
ersl advance, accompanied by
moderate degree OF activity, was the
result. Other prominent stoc ks were
the coal, Richmond and West Point,
Erie and St.. Paul. The opening was
firm to strong, advances over yester-
days final quot alton ranging from
to Omaha and Western Union
were the only stocks on the active list
showing decline. There was con-
siderable fsverishuess and irregularity
during the forenoon, although the
dealings were only moderate in vol
ume and the tone generally firm. In
the afternoon, however, the specula-
ton became much more interesting,
and not only was there material in
crease in the amount of bu iaess done,
but modertt, advances were made
throughout the list. Highest prices
were generally recorded about 2 pm,
after which real atoms caused sag
gng of Of small factions and the clo,e
was rather heavy. Sales, Sol sos. |
The active list does not show single |
decrease this evening, and New
Eogland is up q, Cameron Goal and |
Tennessee Coal 2 each, Canada South
ern }, Pacific Mail and Latks wanna |
] / eac1. Railroad boEd5 were dull |
and generally lower during the fore.
noon, the special feature being the de- |
cline in Texas Pacific Rio trust re.
ceipts induced by the late re lction of |
the incomes to 66f 10 ths afternoon
the market sympathizsd closely with |
the trading in shares and marked
advance, accompanied by larger deal
ings, occurred. Cons oiCuous in the
late advance were Fort Worth and
Dsnver 8, aud Texas and Hooking |
Valley 81. Sales, ST., 1874 600.
The total sales OF stocks today were
30l, $50 shares, including Canada |
Southern, 1885; Delaware, Llckawau-
ma and Western, $3.50; Erie, TO-
100; Kansas aud Texas, 42l0; Like |
Snore, 1885; Louisville and Nash
vile, 1920; Missouri Pacific,
203O; New jersey Central,
Sj65; New York Central, 1906; North.
ern Pacific, preferred, 1870; Reading,
46,935; st. Paul, 20,l20; Texas Pacific,
5175; Union Pacific, 9030; Western
Union, 3,7l0. Closing quotations:
GOVERNMENTS.
U.S.. 3s, 100. Is, coup, 12'LS.
lhs, coup, u0A. Pacific Is Of 1895, Log.
BONDS.
Cent. 'f fas, iss,iIi Psa. ists. lis.
OAR. g. W .lsts,79 Erie Eds, $50.
NIX: 81. Gen IS, 9I1a North. Pac. lists, 1154.
North. Pac. 2ds, l047s. n. Western con. lao.
N. West deb IS, 10. St.L.S.F Gen. N, 109
St.Paul con, l2S4. ST. %. &P lists. lis,
TIP. land grants,60. T.P.R.G.sx cou, II.
U. P. lists, 1l4h. West Shore, 1925.
Tenn IS. setmt, los. Tenn. s.setmt, l02.
Tenn. 81, set'mt, Is.
Adams Express, 1l211SS. Morris&E., Off 1891.
Allegheny Cent'l,-. Nashville L c., SO.
Alton 4 T. H., 81. N.J.Central $50.
A. 4 7. H.,gfd., 80. Nor: d ". gfd,4 5A,
American Ex., l0S. Northern Pac. ,265s
B. @. R. an, IS Northern Pac pfd, SIX
Canada Pac., 62h C.&N.W..lllH.
Central Pacific, 81. NY Central, iii,
Chesapeake 4 o., 8. N.Y.C.& st. L., l0A.
g. 4 Q. 1st pfd, IS. E,Y.C.&St L.pfd, l91I.
S q o. q Pfd TO- CHI CHI G' Mira
CO. A.pfd ,1t5 Oh Miss. pfd, 88
g. g. g. T. rs l:s 6 Sata55o NV 4 wss 81 lS
8. St. ID bid, So oregon fnp., TO- SV''
@. 5. d G.. so. Pacific Mail, 5019.
g. G. I I Il. Valley. 351l PEORIA b. 4 e.. 881S.
Del. q Hud., 10l5s. Pittsburg, ia.
Den &Rie q, a. BsadiPs, So s;a ,'')'
Erie, 303S.' Rock Island. l24la.
Erie ptd, 81. St. i ST. 29A.
New East Tenn;.l3; st.L. &S.F pfd, 63H,
NewE; Tenn. pfd,72h. St.L .&S;F .Ist p,lllh.
tOrt w ayno, $40 v. NJ q OF, r., olA
#aPP st5o 81 Sfd !9 S. a. S iE sS
Harlem, ZIG. st Paul& Omaha, AZ.
Houston Il t., Al 81. Paul 4 o. p1d, lT
Illinois Central, 1872 Tenn. Coal& Iron, II.
*Ind., B. 4 II. Texas Pacific, 22A.
Kansas & T., 27Ss. Toledo 4 0: Cen. p,56h
Lake r. Il W Is. Union Pacific, 81.
Lake Shore,92A U. S. Express, 81
Lou. a Nash, 90. W., s. L .&P., IA
H. hG1 3. II III Al D4d 81 W. EI p b. R %
N. & @. seconds -. ". U. Tel, 725S;
Mem. 4 Char 81. Colorado Coal, $50.
Mich. Cen. ,S7H Home Stake, 1871.
Min. 4 st. L., ia Iron Silver, $50.
Min. Il St; l.; Pfd,4 Ontario, "a.
Missouri Pacific 1855. Quicksilver, ca.
Mobile 4 Ohio, IS. Quicksilver. pfd, 2S15.
M. L. S. 4 W., 81. South Pacific.
NJ ,L.S.& W pfd $50. Sutro, q.
Assessment paid.
LONDON, February 2, 4 m,-Con-
SOS 100 9.18 for money and 1908 for
the account. A. & G. W. firsts, 443;
seconds, 10i; Canadian Pacific, "a;
E'ie, 3lt, seconds, 97a; | llnois Cen
trail, 1861; st Paul Common, 500;
Mexican Ordinary, Ash; New York
Central, 1881; Pennsylvania, 553;
1884, The amount of bullion
gone into the Bunk of England on
balance today il e25,000.
PARIS, february 2.-Three psr cent.
rsnt,s 7Sf 49,, for the account.
BANK CLEARINGs.
CHICAGO, ILL, February Bank
clearings, $ll, 037 900.
ST. LOUIS, Mo-. February Bank
,leariugs today, $2,9SS,6OSj balances,
S475 .645.
New YORK, February Bank clear :
ngs today, 1923, 03s, AIS; balances, ST.
363 $50.
IBALTIMoRE, Nd, February Bank
,lesrip0s today, $3,145,279 balances,
s37S,G73
Boston, MASS, February Bank
,learlng1 today, $l4, 924, l49; balances,
81 400 S95